SOLUTION: if x<=5 and x < a, find the value of a, so that solution is (-infinity, 5] Thanks

Question 1122868: if x<=5 and x < a, find the value of a, so that solution is (-infinity, 5]
Thanks
Answer by ikleyn(52921) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
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I edited your post to make each its part visible.

If in the presented post


   x <= 5  
and
   x < a


is the system of two inequalities connected by the service word "and",


then any value of "a" greater than 5 is the solution to the problem.

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